Blogs about: Italo Calvino

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My life in the rain

double negative wrote 2 days ago: Listening to: “Driving” - Everything But the Girl So I’ve pretty much been wet for … more »

Tags: Rant, rain, mt. success, mahoosucs, Dr. Horrible, Salman Rushdie

Pomfrurilia1 comment

pomfretite wrote 1 month ago: All of the cities described in Italo Calvino’s book Invisible Cities remind readers of their ho … more »

Tags: Last Green Valley, Pomfret, Postcards

I fell out of a cherry tree.

timtolka wrote 1 month ago: I fell out of a cherry tree. I heard a cracking noise, and everyone within one hundred yards turned … more »

Tags: Short Story, Literature, memoir, New York City, Manhattan, accident, Injury, cherry tree, Climbing

invisible cities2 comments

elberry wrote 2 months ago: Non è detto che Kublai Kan creda a tutto quel che dice Marco Polo quando gli descrive le città vis … more »

Tags: Literature

Imparare poesie a memoria10 comments

fabrizio centofanti wrote 3 months ago: Il più grande. … more »

Tags: Annunci

genius or talent or inspiration

ivyleaf wrote 4 months ago: What Romantic terminology called genius or talent or inspiration is nothing other than finding the r … more »

Tags: codification, categorisation, explicitness, simplicity

satirist

ivyleaf wrote 4 months ago: The satirist is prevented by repulsion from gaining a better knowledge of the world he is attracted … more »

Tags: Psychology

enlightened houses

ivyleaf wrote 4 months ago: The more enlightened our houses are, the more their walls ooze ghosts. … more »

Tags: Belief, beings

human race

ivyleaf wrote 4 months ago: The human race is a zone of living things that should be defined by tracing its confines. … more »

Tags: codification, categorisation, explicitness, simplicity, taciturnity, ambigulty, ORGANICISM

forms & life of cities

ivyleaf wrote 4 months ago: The catalogue of forms is endless: until every shape has found its city, new cities will continue to … more »

Tags: Travelling, codification, categorisation, explicitness, simplicity, taciturnity, ambigulty, ORGANICISM

the ear commands the story

ivyleaf wrote 4 months ago: It is not the voice that commands the story: it is the ear. … more »

Tags: Psychology, Communication

love as gluttony

ivyleaf wrote 4 months ago: In love, as in gluttony, pleasure is a matter of the utmost precision. … more »

Tags: Love, Food

declare openly

ivyleaf wrote 4 months ago: Biographical data, even those recorded in the public registers, are the most private things one has, … more »

Tags: Psychology, codification, categorisation, explicitness, simplicity, taciturnity, ambigulty

The inferno

ivyleaf wrote 4 months ago: “The inferno of the living is not something that will be; if there is one, it is what is alrea … more »

Tags: Belief

Traveling

ivyleaf wrote 4 months ago: Traveling, you realize that differences are lost: each city takes to resembling all cities, places e … more »

Tags: Travelling

Carpet Bombing the FMR-ket1 comment

chancepress wrote 4 months ago: One of the interesting things about the used book market is how different channels operate seemingly … more »

Tags: boring shit, limited edition shit, luigi serafini, FMR, Arcimboldo, Lewis Carroll, Roland Barthes

You prefer it this way

eastofmina wrote 4 months ago: Last weekend I sat in front of a woman at the closing night of Biola’s production of A Star-Sp … more »

Tags: Literary, Movies, Music & Media

a tiny thing, really1 comment

ebebee wrote 4 months ago: I’m reading a little book right now called Einstein’s Dreams, by Alan Lightman.  I pick … more »

Tags: Casual Reading, Alan Lightman, Books, Editing, Einstein's Dreams, Kate Atkinson, Reading

Is it nearing the end2 comments

masomenosbien wrote 4 months ago: …of the blog?  I must say, I underestimated those who blog.  Especially those that post thr … more »

Tags: Literature, Editing, Hemingway


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